Location: Hybrid Travel: 10% Meet The Team The EMEA Sales Legal team supports the business by facilitating commercial transactions across various regions. We operate as a unit that applies legal knowledge to drive growth and innovation. You will work with colleagues who prioritize integrity and operational efficiency. We are committed to a culture of continuous learning, where team members share insights to navigate the landscape of global technology services Your Impact As a legal advisor for Sales in EMEA, you will provide support on day-to-day operations and commercial engagements while partnering with management to interpret contractual provisions, offer risk assessments, and deliver solutions that support business objectives. You will draft, review, and negotiate a range of commercial agreements — including advising on data protection, security and related regulatory terms — to ensure all terms align with corporate strategy and protect the interests of the organization. By integrating AI tools into your workflow, you will conduct legal research, streamline document reviews,



and perform contract analysis with precision and speed. Additionally, you will coordinate the implementation of corporate legal policies to uphold standards of governance and compliance across regions. Finally, you will serve as a bridge between the legal department and internal team members, ensuring that legal processes remain scalable and adaptable to the evolving needs of the sales environment Minimum Qualifications
- 5+ years’ experience in commercial and corporate law, gained at a top law firm, in technology, data protection, telco, or equivalent practices, or in a multinational corporate legal department.
- Proven ability to draft and negotiate complex commercial technology contracts independently, including license, cloud, or SaaS agreements.
- Substantive expertise in data protection and information security as applied to commercial transactions, including advising on GDPR and cyber

📌 Corporate Counsel (Milano)
🏢 Cisco
📍 Milano